Starlink Mini
Power Kits

Choose the Ravion® Battery ($328) if you need maximum runtime (6–9h), work outdoors in rain or harsh conditions, or want FAA + solar + UN38.3 certification. Choose the Ravion® Battery Lite ($189) for travel, camping, and day trips where weight matters. Choose the PeakDo LinkPower 1 ($159) if you're on a budget and want LCD display and app monitoring for casual use.

Yes — all three batteries are designed specifically for the Starlink Mini. The Ravion® batteries use a tool-free clip-on system that attaches directly to the Starlink Mini body in seconds. The PeakDo LinkPower 1 uses a custom-fit snap-on design. All models work with all current Starlink Mini hardware revisions.

All three batteries are FAA carry-on compliant. The Ravion® Battery (158Wh) sits just below the FAA 160Wh limit for carry-on — however, batteries between 100Wh and 160Wh may require airline approval, so we recommend checking with your airline. The Ravion® Lite and PeakDo (both 99Wh) are under the universal 100Wh limit and fly without restriction on virtually all airlines.

Pass-through charging means you can run Starlink Mini from the battery while simultaneously recharging the battery from a wall outlet or solar panel. This allows zero-downtime operation — ideal for field deployments, remote offices, and emergency response where uninterrupted connectivity is critical. Available on both Ravion® Battery models.

The Ravion® Battery (158Wh) fully recharges in approximately 3–4 hours via wall outlet. The Ravion® Battery Lite (99Wh) charges in roughly 2–3 hours. Both models support solar panel input for off-grid recharging — runtime is indefinite when paired with an appropriate solar array. The PeakDo LinkPower 1 charges via USB-C PD.

No tools. No extra cables. The Ravion® clip-on design slides directly onto the Starlink Mini body and locks in place magnetically. The full setup — dish, battery, and power connection — takes under 30 seconds. Repositioning or removing the battery is equally fast.